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According to the study, the El Niño climate phenomenon, which continues to increase in the Pacific Ocean, is expected to be the strongest in 150 years. If the prediction comes true, El Niño will release large amounts of heat from the ocean. Coupled with the warming effects of human-induced climate change, it is likely that 2027 will be the hottest year on record and cause extreme weather in many parts of the world.

智通財經·07/28/2026 00:33:05
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According to the study, the El Niño climate phenomenon, which continues to increase in the Pacific Ocean, is expected to be the strongest in 150 years. If the prediction comes true, El Niño will release large amounts of heat from the ocean. Coupled with the warming effects of human-induced climate change, it is likely that 2027 will be the hottest year on record and cause extreme weather in many parts of the world.